You'll walk through the Raiders' private suites, locker rooms, and broadcast booth, then step onto the Allegiant Stadium field itself. The guided tour includes access to spaces reserved for players and VIPs, with a guide who explains the stadium's architecture and design. You avoid the hassle of arranging your own sports venue access and get the full behind-the-scenes story in one guided visit.
You walk through the tunnel and into Allegiant Stadium, and the scale hits you first—the open-air design, the way the light comes through, the sheer newness of it all. The tour guide meets you in the main concourse and from there you move into the spaces most people never see: the private suites where executives and high-rollers watch the game, the broadcast booth where commentators call the play-by-play, and then the locker room itself. It's quieter than you'd expect, and smaller in some ways, but the equipment, the lockers with player names, the treatment tables—it all feels real in a way that watching from the stands never does.
The stadium opened in 2020 as the Raiders' new home, and the architecture is genuinely different from older NFL venues. The retractable roof, the way the seating wraps around, the technology built into every corner—your guide points out details about how the design works, why certain areas are positioned the way they are. You get to walk out onto the field itself, stand where the players line up, see the sight lines from different angles. It's the kind of access that changes how you watch a game afterward, because you've actually been in the space instead of just seeing it on a screen.
The whole tour moves at a steady pace and doesn't require any special fitness level—you're walking through a modern stadium with elevators and accessible routes throughout. Wheelchair users and service animals are accommodated, and the guide adjusts the speed and stops based on the group. It's not a rushed experience; you spend real time in each area instead of just passing through. By the end you've seen the Raiders' world from the inside, which is the whole point.
Operated by LV Stadium Events Company, LLC
Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see inside a professional NFL stadium without arranging your own access or waiting for game day—the guided format gets you into the spaces that are normally off-limits and explains what you're looking at as you go.
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